White Christmas is a 1954 oil painting by the American outsider painter Grandma Moses, produced at age 94 and signed "Moses".

[1] It shows the artist's impression of an idealized white snowy Christmas, with children playing in the snow and ice-skating on a pond, horse-drawn sleighs on the roads, and a man dragging a pine tree towards a house.

Grandma Moses was a fan of popular holiday songs and she possibly made this painting with the song "White Christmas" in mind.

[citation needed] It's a rare example from her oeuvre of a painting taller than it is wide.

She apparently ignored a proposal to depart from her horizontal landscape format in order to produce magazine covers.